Morus nigra

Black Mulberry. A fairly small tree with heart shaped leaves with a downy underside. The edible fruits are a very deep red, almost black. Makes a very fine specimen tree. Self fertile.

Harvest:  August
Use: Dual

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £24.00

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Morus kagayamae

A little different to the other Mulberries. This large shrub or small tree, with its typical large toothed leaves, which were supposed to be the ones, used for feeding silkworms. Very sweet fruits which vary from white, pink or nearly black, are ripe in August and September

Harvest:  August
Use: Dual

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £24.00

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Morus King James I

This variety, derived from a famous old tree which was said to have been planted in the early 17th Century in Swan Walk in London (now the Chelsea Physic Garden) on order of King James I, is worthy of a space in any garden for its soft, green foliage and sweet and juicy purple fruits. Self fertile.

Harvest:  August
Use: Dual

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00